Titlebook: Inequality, Economic Growth, and Technological Change; New Aspects in an Ol Volker Grossmann Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 20

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Where do we stand? A survey,In this chapter, the literature on the link between income/wealth distribution, economic growth and technological progress is reviewed, emphasizing open questions and unexplored issues which are analyzed in the subsequent chapters.

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978-3-7908-1364-7Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001

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Inequality, Economic Growth, and Technological Change978-3-642-57594-5Series ISSN 1431-1933 Series E-ISSN 2197-7178

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Status concerns, inequality, and growth,hand, it is interesting to examine how competition among individuals over this scarce good affects people’s wellbeing in the developed world (i.e. in economies where the ‘basic needs’ are satisfied) as the economy grows. On the other hand, one would like to know how the growth rate of the economy is affected by status-seeking.

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Where do we go from here? Conclusions and open questions,lity on an economy’s growth rate (of output, capital, consumption and productivity), and, second, the impact of both technological change and capital accumulation on the income distribution. Concerning the latter line, the book has followed the recent literature in focusing primarily on the impact of technological change on earnings inequality.

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s.A guide to de Finetti’s radical probabilism and its impact.Philosophical Lectures on Probability .contains the transcription of a series of lectures held by Bruno de Finetti (one of the fathers of subjective Bayesianism) and collected by the editor Alberto Mura at the Institute for Advanced Mathem

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